
A case of Kibiti, Mafia, and Kilwa Districts
2023-08-02
Previous assessment focused on fisheries performance -RUMAKI -Non RUMAKI
It used electronic Catch Assement Survey (eCAS) Data
Enviromental Data (SST, Chl-a)
The findings from this assesment led to explore the baseline
The study was conducted in the seascape of Kibiti, Kiwa and Mafia

\[ CatchRate_{(i,j)} = \frac{Weight_{(i,j)}}{Fishers_{(i,j)}} \qquad(1)\] Where:
\(i\) = vessels
\(j\) = priority fishery

\[ TP = \frac{\gamma}{\iota} \times \frac{\omega}{\alpha} \times \kappa \qquad(2)\] Where:
\(\gamma\) = weight
\(\iota\) = boat gear combination
\(\omega\) = active fishing days
\(\alpha\) = Number of days in a month
\(\kappa\) = Total number of fishing effort (boat gear) in a distric

Based on the amount of catch data records in the eCAS system, we only selected;















